Program Overview

Introduction to the Computational Engineering Science M.Sc. Program

The Master's program in Computational Engineering Science is a research-oriented, scientific program that focuses on the fundamental principles, concepts, and methods of the field. The program aims to equip students with the skills necessary to tackle complex technical problems and to develop solutions using computational methods.

Program Details

Overview

• The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of computational engineering science, including the mathematical modeling of technical problems and the use of computer systems to solve them.
• The program is divided into several modules, including CES-Seminar, CES-Vortragsreihe, and Masterarbeit, which are worth a total of 55 LP.
• Students can choose from a range of modules in consultation with a supervising professor, allowing them to create an individualized study plan.

Admission Requirements

• A first qualifying university degree is required for admission to the program.
• The required academic background is specified in the examination regulations.
• The examination committee determines whether the admission requirements are met.

Program Structure

• The program is offered by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the Faculty of Computer Science, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and the Faculty of Georesources and Materials Engineering.
• The program has several study focuses, including:
  • Ingenieurwissenschaften (Engineering Sciences)
  • Informatik (Computer Science)
  • Mathematik (Mathematics)
• Students must complete modules in mathematics, computer science, and engineering sciences, regardless of their chosen study focus.

Career Prospects

• Graduates of the program are in high demand in various industries, including the chemical industry, automotive industry, and aerospace industry.
• The program also qualifies students for work in the software industry.

Module Handbook and Examination Regulations

• The module handbook provides an overview of all the modules in the program.
• The examination regulations govern the program's objectives, admission requirements, course of study, and examinations.

Faculty and Study Advice

• The program is offered by several faculties, including the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the Faculty of Computer Science, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and the Faculty of Georesources and Materials Engineering.
• Study advice is available from the faculty and from student representatives.

Formalities

• Information on the program's formalities, including the study plan and examination regulations, is available from the faculty.
• International students can find information on the program and application process on the university's website.

International Students

• International students can find information on the program and application process on the university's website.
• The university offers support services for international students, including language courses and cultural events.